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New series of the motoring magazine show, with hosts including Vicki Butler-Henderson and Jason Plato.
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Motor magazine show. Vicki and Jason test the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato, the team reviews the updated Peugeot 408's AI and there's an electric vs petrol showdown
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Stephen Kelly
With the BBC “resting” Top Gear, and the original presenting trio of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May bowing out this week with The Grand Tour’s final episode on Amazon Prime Video, bereft petrolheads at least have this agreeable Quest reboot that brings the car show back to basics.
The latest series opener looks at Lamborghini’s new off-road range, including the Huracán Sterrato. It’s a supercar made for rally tracks that comes in at a cool £233,000.
For more modest budgets, there is also a playful segment on engineers in Oxfordshire who create officially licensed miniature versions of classics. It’s the closest most of us will get to driving a Ferrari.
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Episode 1
Fifth GearSummary
Motor magazine show. Vicki and Jason test the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato, the team reviews the updated Peugeot 408's AI and there's an electric vs petrol showdown
Review
Stephen Kelly
With the BBC “resting” Top Gear, and the original presenting trio of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May bowing out this week with The Grand Tour’s final episode on Amazon Prime Video, bereft petrolheads at least have this agreeable Quest reboot that brings the car show back to basics.
The latest series opener looks at Lamborghini’s new off-road range, including the Huracán Sterrato. It’s a supercar made for rally tracks that comes in at a cool £233,000.
For more modest budgets, there is also a playful segment on engineers in Oxfordshire who create officially licensed miniature versions of classics. It’s the closest most of us will get to driving a Ferrari.
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